Antique Iris E.P.P.Co Pink Floral & Gold Ironstone Platter- East Palestine Pottery Company - Iris Shape circa 1890s kitchen design beauty and in the point

beauty and in the point of life

One must have sunshine

a historic 18th century Connecticut farmhouse and a brand new midcentury modern house that she and her husband designed and built (also in Connecticut)

was made for a Japanese company who was importing Chinese medicine to Japan

000 featured dishes published in the pages of the New York Times

Antique Iris E.P.P.Co Pink Floral & Gold Ironstone Platter- East Palestine Pottery Company - Iris Shape circa 1890s kitchen design beauty and in the pointIt's the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen. John Wooden {HISTORY} Just like John Wooden's quote above, this antique platter is all about the details in a variety of different ways. Started in 1890, the East Palestine Pottery Company was located in East Palestine, Ohio where it operated independently for over a decade before it was purchased by fellow area potter W. S. George in the early 1900's. With its slim window